I call this style "2 Languages"

In this poetry style you will use two languages. One will be English and the other one is of your choice.

The first word of line one must be a noun (in whatever language you choose).

Ex. Agricola

After your choice noun it must be followed by a comma (,). Then you must give two words describing the noun or stating what it is doing. In between the two words must be an "and".

Ex. Agricola, tending and plowing

Line two must be a statement about the noun.

Telling the reader what its job or its goal is.

Ex. Waiting to harvest before the year's end

You must repeat this process four times (Line: 1,2,1,2,1,2,1,2).

Line three must start with an adjective (in the same language as before), followed by words the adjective is describing. Add a comma at the end of your phrase.

Ex. Multus is the land,

Then add a "but", write another adjective (in the same language) and one word to end the poem (such as forevermore, perpetually, evermore, nevermore, ect...).

Ex. but Novus perpetually

Completed poem:

Agricola, tending and plowing

Waiting to harvest before the year's end

Puer, learning and helping

Tilling the food of his father's plain

Mater, baking and cleaning

Preparing the dinner for her family

Sorror, reading and writing

Educating herself more and more

Multus is the land, but Novus perpetually

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** Always give the English Meaning of the words you use in another language. This will allow your readers to understand it more. **

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**English Meanings of the Latin Words Used:

Agricola - farmer

Puer - boy

Mater - mother

Sorror - sister

Multus - much

Novus - new